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Hello good people.

Is no one afraid of Bazzites auto updating nature (in regard to privacy/malware)?

I am myself worried about the potential for well timed supply chain attacks from wherever they build their OS images, which somehow build malicious images or just gets itself into the normal image builds and we auto update to.

Is this an unfounded worry? Does anyone know of the security measures in place to prevent attacks?

Auto update just feels weird to me, especially for something like my OS. I'm asking because I went and installed it and realised auto updating seems to be their philosophy... which is scary?

p.s. i couldnt find anyone online discussing this

Thonks

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[-] SethranKada@lemmy.ca 4 points 3 days ago

Personally, I'm not concerned at all. Its trivially easy to revert to an earlier version if there is an issue.

[-] dogs0n@sh.itjust.works 1 points 3 days ago

Soz I think my post wasn't immediately apparent, I meant for possible malware that we auto update to (in which case reventing afterwards might already be too late)

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